... SMALLPOX It is very eatisfactory that there are fewer cases smallpox in England to-day than there were many years ago. Cases of smallpox are generally found at the docks, where the disease has been brought from overseas. Scarlet fever is still with us; ...

... Outbreak off Smallpox Seven cases of smallpox were reported in various parts of Colne and the jiatients were all taken to the Isolation Hospital at Jerusalem Farm. The Medical Officer (Dr. Doyle) and his staff were very busy and they took all the measures ...

... EARBY CONTACTS VACCINATED a result the smallpox iii Earhy, workmen the liiiihlinj; site at Kortholme Estate wliere the father vrar-oM IX'Oils hoy w!io recently ilied from smallpox had worked plasterer ahont a fortniht were van inated during Wed- losdav ...

... 4 per million. The decline of Smallpox is equally remarkable. During the 33 years to 1938 inclusive the deaths from Smallpox in England and Wales were under 4 each year. In 1938 tliree deaths were recorded from Smallpox out of a population of 40 millions ...

... measures , have had, and they have doubtless done much to destroy disease. But these measures apply to all diseases. Why should smallpox be the on© and only disease to give way, while all the others remain rampant There must some reason, and we fibcl it in the ...

... consulting the Brighton Medical Officer of Health, the ...

... (nfale), for T.H. Ward, non-resident. DINING ROOM MAID, resident or nonresident. DAILY CLEANERS. Apply to Matron. CROWN POINT SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. RNLEV. GARDENER (part-tune). Apply Adviinivtrative Officer. Infectious Disease* Hospital. Marsdrn Road. J. E. ...

... of unvaccinated people the recession in the cotton trade should there he an outbreak of was making itself severely felt, smallpox in the district. On conditions from the financial i Tuesday. Mr. W. Grimshaw, angle are much healthier for the Garth Holme ...

... not© ot warning in the report about smallpox. It states that the number of vaccinations in Colne is far too low and invites a serious state of affairs if an epedemic breaks out. So many things which caused smallpox seem to have been removed by the public ...

... arrangement for taking over Jerusalem Farm and preparing tho premises as isolation hospital for tlio reception and treatment of smallpox patients, should the disease unhappily present itself in the Borough. Tho Medical Officer of Health (Dr. Lovett) has been ...

... Hie fund. A lot nicer than reading about child delinquency, isn’t it? There used to be lots of lepers in England, but like smallpox, money and raedioine have been removing these curses in our country. It takes a lot pluck to care for lepers, and it’s taken ...

... even greater responsibilities in its work for the refugees. With the onset of the winter, tne monsoon, and now outbreaks of smallpox, to- be added to the sufferings of these destitute, homeless and cholera-stricken people, the vital work of relief and p ...